I purchased a 2008 22ve and didn't notice until the first weekend out that it doesn't have a transom handle. I found an earlier post about people installing their own but i'm not sure where to find one. Any suggestions? Also if anyone has installed one recently pictures and tips would be appreciated! i did a google search but didn't find much.
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I have seen the tow rope cleat built into the grab handle. I know that my brothers Maristar is like that so I will just keep looking. Not a big rush item but one that I would like to go with.
Priority is lower than the ladder my wife wants and that is lower priority than the FAE I want.
Definitely a Money Pit
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zany, looking on the internet for that handle came up nil for me. spend way too much time at lunch looking for it. I do know that the circle part is a "ski tow" _____. Not sure what the last part would be because hitch brings up one thing and cleat brings up another. Neither is what I was looking for.
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The center section of the grab bar is designed to be a ski tow. It works great,and you can even get a heavy duty tow rope on it.
Call the guys over at Tige Watersports in Corona they should be able to help you out. http://www.tigewatersports.com/
I also could not find a grab bar with ski-tow on the internet, so thats why I call my Tige dealer, because I saw thew were using on their boats.
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Originally posted by MoneyPityHas anyone seen where to find a Transom handle where it has provisions to hook up a rope for tubing. I have seen them on various inboards but have not seen a source for them.
Thanks
This does the trick. When you have one (or two) of these, you can power turn all day long and NOBODY caress. Kids are sure happy!
I made larger rear backing places 6" X "6, and tossed the small Mfg. plates in the trash. Maybe tomorrow I'll shoot a picture of new back plates.
Next quest: Installing Garmin 440SAttached Files
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Originally posted by Nobody View PostThis does the trick. When you have one (or two) of these, you can power turn all day long and NOBODY caress. Kids are sure happy!
I made larger rear backing places 6" X "6, and tossed the small Mfg. plates in the trash. Maybe tomorrow I'll shoot a picture of new back plates.
Next quest: Installing Garmin 440SBad decisions make good stories.
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Originally posted by River Runner View PostDang that looks beat to hell. Are your kids tap dancing on the transom while power-turning?????
We went to the Keys and some Bull shark got pissed at us for power turning. The shark would jump on swim platform and bite the transom. I out ran him with our 6 liter.
We'll be taking the wrap off this winter and doing a custom paint job using PlanetColor.
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